
The Roman Republic
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Josiah Crawley
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The Roman Republic
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Rome formed along the Tiber River in Italy.
Great Geographic Location
Many stories about the way Rome was formed.
Rome's Beginning
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Alps Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
Tiber River
Apennine Mountains
Geography of Italy
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The Roman Kingom
Early on, Rome was ruled by Kings
After Romulus killed his brother Remus, he became the first King of Rome
During this period, which lasted about 250 years, Rome had 7 Kings
The last king, Tarquin the proud, was known for being very cruel and difficult. He was overthrown and the first consuls were elected
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Multiple Choice
According to myth, who was the founder of Rome?
Remus
Romulus
Romeo
Jupiter
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Multiple Choice
Why were the geographic features surrounding Rome important?
They were beautiful and made people want to move there
They made it easier for people to navigate to Rome to trade
They were able to get good at sailing because they were right on the sea
They protected Rome from people who may want to attack them
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Multiple Choice
Which of these was NOT a geographic feature surrounding Rome?
The Alps
The Nile River
The Tiber River
The Mediterranean Sea
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The Roman Republic
Rome was divided primarily into 2 classes:
Patricians: these were the wealthy, upper class citizens of Rome
Plebeians: these were the common people of Rome, part of the lower social class
Citizens of Rome
Citizens were afraid of giving one person too much power.
New form of government created
Checks and Balances
A voice for the people
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Why were these different bodies important?
Kept one person from having too much power!
The Republic was made up of many different bodies:
Consuls
Senate
Tribune
Dictator
How did the Republic Work?
The Government
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Multiple Choice
Why was it important to give multiple people power within the Republic?
To keep one person from having too much power
To create more jobs for people in Rome
To make sure they could enforce tax laws
To keep the Plebeians under control
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Multiple Choice
When would a dictator take over Rome?
When the people didn't need strong leadership
When they were elected by the Senate
This only happened at the end of the Republic
In a time of crisis when strong leadership was needed.
The Roman Republic
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